The quality of China's urban development is now relatively lagging behind and cannot fully meet the growing needs of the people. From extensive development to refined development is the basic trend of urban development. In the 1960s and 1970s, cities in Western countries also faced serious environmental pollution, traffic congestion, lack of public services and other problems, which were eventually changed through more refined management methods.
Detailed urban management is synonymous with China's transition from old-style urbanization to new-style urbanization. For urban development, this kind of stage crossing is a transformative issue, and it is also a strategic issue. This is an issue that the city's "top leaders" should pay attention to, rather than the responsibility of a single department. In the face of the increasing number of social incidents and various frequent natural disasters in urban development, if some places do not have strategic awareness changes, no overall institutional arrangements, and still adhere to the previous extensive development ideas that simply seek speed, and passively respond to headaches and pains, it will be impossible to effectively improve the quality of urban development and reduce and respond to events that affect the quality of the city from the source.
